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Meanings of basic assumptions in English

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Usage of basic assumptions in English
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It starts with some of our very basic assumptions about how teams interact.
The Irish Times
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These were such basic assumptions that even the lawyers would have missed them.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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What they really do is transform basic assumptions about what politics is ultimately about.
The Democracy Project
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It starts with some of our very basic assumptions about how te(...)
The Irish Times
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He is proposing the complete overthrow of the most basic assumptions of Western art since the Renaissance.
The new yorker
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The basic assumptions about how everyone behaves.
Union Atlantic
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This brings us back to rethinking some of our most basic assumptions about what democracy is even about.
The Democracy Project
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This may involve investigating basic assumptions.
Reuters
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Along with his MIT neuroscientist colleague Dheeraj Roy and others, Tonegawa is upending basic assumptions in brain science.
Wired
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A civil servant of sorts, his habit was to approach a theoretical problem by challenging its most basic assumptions.
The Irish Times
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But few shifts rival the current digital revolution in raising questions about some of the most basic assumptions of international diplomacy.
The Irish Times
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It's that it violates the security industry's most basic assumptions about a chip's digital functions and how they might be sabotaged.
Wired
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The reason Google continues to grapple with this gaffe is that this Buzz feature contradicted users' basic assumptions about Gmail being private.
Wired
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The low rates put the basic assumptions of banks and insurance companies in doubt and are the question most worrying Branson, he said.
Reuters
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Stripped of all diplomatic ornament, it is as follows: basically, we are against it, we do not share the basic assumptions and risk analysis.
The Irish Times
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The Air Resources Board said it disagreed with basic assumptions of the study and especially the thesis that there would be no savings or benefits.
Reuters
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